Can you use cooking spray on these pans?
19852
After "losing" several pans to stick residue, I decided to use a mist sprayer filled with olive oil. So far no problems, but I don't know if there will be long term problems. Somehow, I've never bought into the "no spray cooking" theory.
19853
Sharon:There should be no need to use cooking spray on the pans. Use butter, perhaps. You should also check the website and try to find the exact pan you have. they have the most up-to-date information. If you can't find the answer yourself, I'd invest the time to give the customer service number a call. If you still have the wrappers around the pans, read this carefully. A lot of information is spelled out regarding use and proper care. I hope this helps. If not, please ask again.All the best!Helen
19854
You can but you really wouldn't need to. I some times use butter when cooking eggs.
19855
I wouldnt recommend it. Eventually it will start to leave sticky residue, and you just don't need it.
10750
Shouldn't be a problem. So far (I've owned these pans for a couple of months), these are the best non-stick pans I have ever owned.
2195952
Never use cooking sprays on things like this. The area in which the item is being cooked will be fine but if the spray sits on a hot area with nothing cooking there, coking will occur. This is the build-up of which people speak. I leaner this using pizza baking sheets. I would spray the sheet and cook the pizza. The pan surface under the pizza would be fine while the area around the pizza wold be all sticky and nearly impossible to clean. I have since gotten over the stupidity of cooking a frozen pizza on a pan and now cook it directly on the rack as it should be. We live and learn.
1328764
They are coated with paint so I would not recommend it unless you are willing to take the risk of accidentally turning on the wrong burner.
1545687
You can use these pans as you would any others. I use them for every method of cooking and absolutely love them.
953538
TBH I don't know BUT they are metal pans so I can't see why you couldn't. The only thing is that they might only allow you to reach a certain temperature. Personally I wouldn't do it but I'd either wait for other replies to see if anyone else has or I would call Waring and see if they can answer that question. Sorry to be so vague but I really cannot give you a definite answer.
466356
Don't know why you would want to. I make french toast, pancakes and sandwiches there is no need to use cooking spray. So far I haven't had anything stick to the surface.Love that when I make bacon, the pan cleans up so easily.
1647253
yes, when I made it I used a regular baking pan with no problems. I used cooking spray just to be safe on the pan, though.
87643
Hi! Apparently they can but I have never tried it. I will tell you that still even after my original review, these pans continue to amaze me. I have cooked everything from bacon to veggies and no sticking, no messy clean up. As far as using under high heat, I have used them up to about 450 on my burner and they are fine. If it shortens the life of the pan, then I will buy more. Non-toxic, easy to clean, sturdy and even cooking...can't beat them!
1796104
I have used some Pam but I spray it very lightly and yes to butter and oil you can use these as any recipe calls for. I do love this cookware and am so glad I bought them. I don't put them in the dishwasher though, very easy clean up.
412443
DO NOT use pam or any other type of cooking spray, not ever on this pan. These are bad for non-stick pans. If you don't believe me, call Circulon directly. They will tell you this. This is what they told me, but I had already known this. If you have to, use a little oil...but not Pam.
551644
I do not recall. I know you are supposed to use a non-stick spray with it though, so I assume not.
870614
Yes I believe you can. My mother used to make them in this type of pan. I would suggest you line the pan with wax paper or parchment paper.
956944
They would work....but I wouldn't recommend them.....seriously everything sticks to them no matter what you cook or how you oil the pans!
1174213
Yes, they are non-stick and clean up nicely, but as a habit, I always spray with my pans with Pam or some non-stick cooking spray.
1104531
Yes, hand wash, and do not add spray pam or other oils/butter to the pan before baking - it will mar the non-stick coatin
1966058
We use a spray (Pam), but have to admit than we do use a nonstick skillet for things like eggs. We prefer the way the aluminum transfers heat over other types of cookware.